Spellbreaker Star Soul: I Slay Gods in Azeroth

It's okay. I have my own opinions. It's worth a try for book friends of Warcraft. I hope it won't crash in the future. When the protagonist used Tai Chi to defeat Astalor in Blood Oath, I really couldn't bear it anymore. Who is Astalor? Kael'thas' first teacher and chief advisor! He is the real power in Silvermoon City. He imprisoned and forced the Holy Light of Naaru "Muru" to be extracted, and then helped Liadrin create the Blood Knight. Such a person was defeated by the protagonist with only his physical body. How much the author looks down on Azeroth! 🙂🙂

The details are well described. There is no system, only the struggle of the little characters coming to another world. There is no cool article that briefly touches on the environment and the characters' situations. The author very seriously depicts Azeroth from a perspective different from the game world.

In fact, it's okay to ignore the literary and youth part, let's not hide our flaws, come on. The more I read, the stronger the smell becomes. The unsatisfactory rhetoric and repetition of AI make me a little headache. I'm not opposed to using it, but just moisturize it yourself.

Overall, it's a good fanfic. The protagonist leads the remnants of Quel'Thalas out of the Hinterlands, and unites the remaining forces of Lordaeron to fight against the natural disasters. The plot is engaging, and the characters are pretty good, without being too OOC. But I feel there is still some room for improvement: 1. The current plot of this article is more about fighting for hegemony and farming. The shortcoming exposed is that there are too many characters to write, which will compress the plot of the protagonist in disguise. 2. The author of the first point later consciously fixed the problem, so he added a road story plot, that is, a plot in which the protagonist leaves the base camp and takes a small team adventure. This is not bad, but it also brings new problems: the purpose of the adventure must be clear. The recent battle through the ancient times has highlighted the problem of lack of purpose. Since he was involved in the flow of time and space and returned to the past, the main purpose should be to return home, but the protagonist inexplicably began to seriously serve as Azshara's military advisor to handle state affairs, without any action or intention of finding a way home, which makes the purpose a bit unclear. 3. There is another problem with the recent plot. Now that we have gone back to the past, it is common sense to try to be a bystander, so as not to have a butterfly effect and change the future and not be able to return home. But the protagonist has no such worries at all, and makes all kinds of bold suggestions. He is quite confident that his life in ancient times will not affect the future. There's something a little strange here too. All in all, the shortcomings do not hide the good points. WoW players enjoy watching it. I hope the writing will get better and better.

Very beautiful, I read it in one sitting! I hope the author will continue to work hard and work slowly and carefully. Everyone's growth path, every decision-making and subsequent impact are all smooth and logical. It exploded! Wow, I recently took a look at the rumors of plus2.0. The plot may be very similar to the author's direction (recover the Plaguelands, maintain extremely friendly relations with the dwarves, join the Alliance!) Let's do some research when plusz2.0 Is released!

This is a good book. I have read so many Warcraft game novels. This one is the most eye-catching. The literary talent is first-rate, the plot is exquisite, the details of each character are outstanding, and the interactions are vivid! But you need to have some basic knowledge of World of Warcraft to get into it. It's a good book. I just can't figure out why this book's rating is so low? In my eyes, this book is much better than the other nine-point books on this platform. Is it just my vision and taste? So different?

I've come across some pretty good World of Warcraft web articles so far. We can make a series of Frozen Throne battles according to the plot 😄😄😄

Two questions 1 Repeat: Every time I go to recruit someone, the answer is "If you beat the opponent in Tai Chi, the opponent will join and learn Tai Chi." 2. Character creation: mainly appears in the Scarlet Crusade part. It may be to create an unpredictable male protagonist, but the actual effect is "emotionless action and psychological description. It writes what the male protagonist has done like a running account, and then the male protagonist starts to talk about the truth." The reading progress is Chapter 2 200

There are many fans of wow. This is my favorite book in the past few years. From the few words, I can tell that the author is about the same age as me. I guess the time of joining the trap will not be too different. You will update slowly, and I will follow slowly...

Although there are many problems, the overall writing is still very good. At least the author is very serious about clarifying the timeline and character relationships, and conscientiously conceiving the plot. It is much better than those fans who get the timeline and characters wrong. Moreover, I can read a lot of words to pass the time, give it a five-star support.